Asian Village, Fresno CA

This place is always dirty and full of bums but I do enjoy going to the nail salon in this area because the stuff is amazing.

This is actually Long John Silver's at Asian Village, had to try their new coconut shrimp, wasn't disappointed

I went w/ my sister who did her nails there. You really don't have to wait that long to have yor nails or feet done. And they do a beautiful job. The employees were very polite and friendly their place was very clean.

Enjoyed shopping at the 99cent only store in this shopping center. Has alot 2 choose from for the price.

They are so very Accommodating, Friendly & Fast! I got a Mani & Pedi and was out the door within 1 hour! Very reasonably priced as well.

Got my daughter her nails here we're awesome and so pretty and the price you cannot be they are very nice people and the wait is really not that long awesome service.

I actually went to yolo sushi which is located there and there are a majority of Asians at yolo sushi so i guess u can say it is like an Asian village. Yolo sushi is theeee plaaaaaccee tooo beeee.full service bar beers on tap pretty much all Asian beers and wines and.sake.large sushi menu that is very good i don't think I've had anything bad good food and the absolute best part KARAOKE AS SOON AS DOORS OPEN.so if ur there at 11 or 12 or whenever doors are open good food good drinks and u can sing.it's fun weekends is also bomb.pretty cool crowd that gathers there.fun place definately one of the better sushi places and not necessarily the food although it is delicious, but all the elements that it combines from the people the staff the food the drinks and the singing.it's the place to eat and be at

Used to always come here with my parents. This was our go to spot for Asian grocery and my mom’s doctor appointment a few doors down. I’m not sure if it’s still there but since we moved out of the area we don’t come here as much as we used to. The Asian store used to be Called KC market then a new ownership took over and changed it to golden market. Next door is Mr. Papaya, a karaoke bar which idk what it’s call but I do know Hmong people hold events there often. Next door to that used to be a 99cent store, hair salon, pc cafe place, lao family organization and etcs. It has been decades so a lot has changed.

Crystal Nails Burnt my feet with UVR light doing Gel on my toes.
I have pictures. Willow & Kings Canyon. Stay far away from this nail place! Please

Very busy place mean $$$ they make money there always quick to seat and try there best to get everyone in and out thank uu

Should be called hmong village because all the most of the store there have to do with hmong items so if you need anything thats has to do with hmongs then this is the place

S1E1. I'm not telling anyone the name. This was my 3rd visit. Originally I stopped at this location for an affordable laxative. While roaming the isle's I spotted a alcoholic product originally priced at $3.29 for. 99 cents. Between my liver and my sweet tooth we've decided to keep it a secret. Besides that I walked out with $60 worth of planters for $16 bucks! This store has been well stocked every time I've visited. Good 99 cent day.

This is another example of the death of small shopping strip malls. The main business still operating is the 99¢ and more store. During this overblown virus panic, they jumped on the face mask required bandwagon. Ironically, they chose not to sell them at the door, instead sending customers to a street vendor. I still haven't been back.